Tiger keeps digging his hole deeper.... Thoughts?

KurtRambis4

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directed at you, but this really is a non-story. the media is blowing this up waaaay more than it should. on a side-note, i dont really watch golf so i don't like or dislike him.
 
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Rabid

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The guy hit a fire hydrant and a tree. He may have been drunk. He may have had an argument with his wife.

What hole?

I know you Tiger-haters are glad to have something to negative to say about the guy, but this is not a big issue. Really.
 

JimC1097

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He keeps delaying interviews with cops, differing stories about what happened. Sounds like BS, has wreck in neighborhood and wife breaks out back window of SUV with golf club, reportedly having affair with a girl, then laying in the middle of the 17ing road? Maybe not news, but surely interesting. From a PR standpoint, the longer he delays and keeps secrecy, the story will grow.
 

Porkchop.sixpack

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If one of us speeds down our driveway and wrecks the car, do the police repeatedly try to interview us? I have had wrecks before, and the cop just handed me one of those reports where I am supposed to fill out the diagram and told me to mail it in or I was in trouble. And I hit another car with somone in it -- not a fire hydrant. I never got interviewed or anything like that.

Seems like a case of some cops just wanting an audience with his highness.
 
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If the cops are charging Tiger with a crime, then arrest him and bring him in for questioning. Otherwise, they can wait.

I've seen several people lying in the road after an accident. That's not uncommon.

The media is fanning this story because it involves Tiger Woods. Athletes have killed people with their vehicles and the story got less coverage. The fact that the media is fanning the story does not mean that it has more merit or that Tiger is guilty of anything. Tiger = ratings. That's about it.
 

Porkchop.sixpack

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they wouldn't want to interview us in the first place, I wouldn't think.

But, you are right. Pissing off cops is more highly correlated with going to jail than breaking laws is.
 

memphodawg

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Tiger had a night John Daly is used to having. Wife found out about him cheating, kicked his ***, he tried to get away ,she chased after him with a golf club beating the hell out of the Caddy SUV and he was trying not to run over the crazy ***** and hit a tree. Just ask John Daly, this **** happens all the time. He's waiting until the face clears up before he talks.
 

Porkchop.sixpack

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"crazy *****"....reminds me....

She is fine. But regarding any woman, no matter how fine she is, somebody somewhere is tired of her crazy ****. The whole episode validates that point.
 

ArrowDawg

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.......from the beginning. Instead, they obviously made up a ******** story that makes no logical sense and they delay intrerviews with the police. That just creates more of a media frenzy than there should be. I don't really care whether he has marital issues or whateveer, but lying and digging a deeper hole will definitely turn off many people and scar his reputation to some extent.
 

RT23

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They wanted him to, but he has since declined to give the interview and the cops cannot force him to give one. They must go on with their investigation without it. It is treated as any other traffic accident.
 
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